can this be used in a .45LC saa revolver? If not, is there another model? I have need for both.
21343
No, this model will not work in a revolver chambered for .45LC.Laserlyte does not make an in the chamber model for the .45LC.
21344
I'm not sure about that particular model (the cartridge version), but the LT-PRO will definitely work for any of your .45 handguns (or 9mm, or .40 cal, etc. as long as the barrel is at least 2 inches long). I have found the LT-PRO to be the best option (better than the cartridge) and it also lasts longer. If you are trying to decide which one to get, my recommendation would be the LT-PRO. It's the best that they offer. I hope this helps. Best regards, Bob
21345
I'm not sure about other models, but I doubt that it would work in anything other than a 45acp. It isn't shaped like a revolver cartridge at all.
21346
I don't know about a .45LC but the one I bought would not fit in the chamber of a 3.5" Kimber or a full size colt 45 auto.
21347
No. Does not fit into the cylinder far enough to allow the loading gate to close. I am not aware of model for .45 Colt.
21348
No. It is only for 45 acp. I have not seen any of these laser cartridges for any weapon except acp pistols.
21349
this trainer is for a 45 acp, automatic pistol, and will not work with a revolver. Laser training with a revolver can be impractical. you would need to chamber it , shoot then reindex the cylinder everytime. Definitely not for single action. I do not know if these even are made in rimmed cartridges to be used in a revolver.
21350
Yes and no. It does not have a lip on the edge of the ,cartridge like a 45 LC, but you can place it in the wheel and use a pencil and push it back flush. It will work, but it is BAD to dry fire revolver with out snap caps
21351
No Walter, the 45ACP model has a recessed rim as do most semi-auto pistol cases. The 45LC case has an obvious rim lip. Laserlyte has a different model you can stick into the muzzle that would be best for use in a revolver and can be used in many bore sizes. It works on sound so you can load your cylinder with snapcaps. Only problem is that it protrudes enough to catch on the holster if you are trying to get it out with any speed. I have 1000 or so snaps on the 45ACP model. Works great.
21352
I used it in my Ruger Vacaro 45 for about 100 rounds and then it stopped working. Would not recommend the product.
2053554
I just picked up my S&W; M&P; Shield 9mm and a friend let me try out the Maglula UpLULA and it worked great for both my Springfield XD 9mm and Shield. I am here to buy one for my range bag!
1085963
I use mine for 9mm and .357. The add says it is for .45 as well. I would not be with out my unit when I go to the range, It saves my thumb a lot. I think it is a fantastic helper. Now my wife can load for me.
663371
I have the 357 LCR with hogue grips and the outside dia of this speedloader is too large to work. You can insert the cartridges partially, but not deep enough to depress the button on the speedloader to release the cartridges. The outside of this speedloader hangs up on the frame/grips. Get the HKS speedloader because that one works just as it should.
2212065
I'd try it. These HKS loaders are nice and this model works fine on several of my 6-shot revolvers - even ones not listed on its specs. I notice that Brownell's carries a proprietary loader for your Rhino, but they cost about twice as much.
1593887
I have two J frame S&W revolvers in .38 Special. The speedloader works great for both. Since the Bodyguard 38 is also a 5 shot J frame, it should work fine.
1168867
i use with s&w; model 37 .38 spc. and its a good fit. .357 should be better fit....as advertised barrel length is limited to ?4 inches?. good quality unit for price.
2162234
It works just fine for my S&W; Bodyguard .38 revolver. That's almost the exact same size as your LCR revolver. I almost bought that gun and spent a bit of time comparing the two.
1824988
All I can say is I have a Kimber 1911 custom TLE/RL .45 acp ( with rail ) and it will not fit my gun.I also have a springfield and it won't fit that either.If you get it on...it is so loose. Might be of for a featherweight flashlight but for a red dot sight or laser it will be a waste of time and will move with recoil.
22350
Sorry, my friend, this will not work for revolvers. This is mainly for large frame semi auto's only.
99553
Either one will work in my opinion. I would suggest you select the standard model which I believe has sufficient tension to securely hold a light firearm like the Ruger LCP.
1693119
Your revolver is a "K" frame. So look for one that will fit a K frame. You can also double check by calling the maker of the laser.
956649
My Ruger LCP fits great. It is snug and held tight. I dont known abut a s&w; .380. I have a friend that has one. It is very close to the Ruger. If you go to the main site for the manufacturer I believe they can help you. I went there first through an ad in "Handguns" they were out of them at the time. Go to www.SneakyPeteHolster.com.I am thinking about going to Taurus hammerless revolver for personal protection. It is not as heavy as the .380. You dont havt jack a shell in it. and will not jam.
2073738
There good for smaller guns. It said ten pounds on the box, but my things are much heavier. I bought two but decided to just get a couple stronger ones for shot guns, rifles, and just badass desert eagles. For a Walter or a 380, perfect.....but beretta 9mm or higher...get a stronger. Now I never tested my glocks, but I have a g23 with extended clips, two taped together with a nice light and laser attached....so I never tried. But what r you working with?
926339
1911 Sig Sauer . . . Nice! Sorry mine not Sig. but fit perfectly, no problems.
610072
I use mine with a Browning Hi-Power in 9mm. It's a double stack magazine so the real issue is the overall size of the Sig magazine, as compared to the Browning. I'm going to say the loader will not work with the Sig, but it's only my best estimate
401399
You should really email the manufacture. I will say that I have the one with the blue piece. I've busted my knuckles trying to get it broken in for my XDS. It's very tight and hard to dislodge the pistol. To use it I'll probably have to file it down. I'm very disappointed in it and don't use it.